
Those of us in California who give advice regarding the structuring of IRC Section 1031 like-kind tax-deferred exchanges of real property are well aware that the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) has an active program of auditing these transactions. There seems to be no rhyme or reason as to how the FTB’s audit algorithm works. In some instances, exchange transactions of more than $100,000,000 are not audited, while others involving $3,000,000 are audited.
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With interest rates remaining high, seller financing continues to be an attractive option for real estate investors nationwide. Because of this, we will outline some of the issues that arise when offering seller financing while performing a 1031 Exchange. While it can be done, you must plan accordingly beforehand to avoid any potential missteps.
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At Genesis Bank Exchange, we take pride in being both a Qualified Intermediary (QI) and a division within Genesis Bank. This dual role allows us to offer unparalleled safety and security for your funds, coupled with state-of-the-art execution of Section 1031 exchange transactions. One key way we achieve this is through our advanced technology and expertise in wire transactions.
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Genesis Bank Exchange recently executed an exchange for a client navigating the sale of a commercial property in California and the purchase of a commercial property in the Midwest. This transaction employed both a forward exchange and a reverse exchange, showcasing a strategic approach that can benefit investors seeking tax deferral opportunities.
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Real estate is often owned by partnerships (or LLCs that are taxed as partnerships). Therefore, partnerships are often involved in 1031 exchanges. Partnership 1031 exchanges involve issues that do not exist in exchanges conducted by other types of taxpayers, such as individuals, trusts, or corporations.
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Embarking on a 1031 exchange journey opens doors to exciting possibilities in real estate investment. One crucial step in this process is identifying replacement property—a decision that can significantly impact the success of your exchange. At Genesis Bank Exchange, we understand the complexities of this process and are here to guide you through it.
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The Genesis team recently completed an exchange for a client who sold a property in California and purchased interests in seven separate properties/portfolios of properties through the use of Delaware Statutory Trusts or DSTs as they are commonly referred to. This exchange allowed our client a variety of different opportunities and benefits.
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At Genesis Bank, we understand the importance of security and safety when it comes to handling your 1031 exchange funds. That’s why we take extra measures to ensure that your funds are protected throughout the exchange process.
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At Genesis Bank Exchange, we recently completed an Improvement Exchange (also known as a Build-to-Suit Exchange or Construction Exchange) that exemplifies the strategic advantages of this 1031 Exchange structure.
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In the realm of 1031 exchanges, security and efficiency are paramount. At Genesis Bank Exchange, our approach is rooted in expertise and a commitment to best practices to safeguard our clients’ funds and execute 1031 exchange transactions with precision.
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